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Public willingness to participate in and public opinions about genetic variation research: a review of the literature.

American journal of public health - 1 Nov 2006

Sterling Rene, Henderson Gail E, Corbie-Smith Giselle

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Scientists are turning to genetic variation research in hopes of addressing persistent racial/ethnic disparities in health. Despite ongoing controversy, the advancement of genetic variation research is likely to produce new knowledge and technologies that will substantially change the ways in which we understand and value health. They also may affect the ways in which individuals and groups organize socially,...

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PMID: 17018829
DOI: 10.2105/AJPH.2005.069286
PMCID: PMC1751820

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